Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 4

SAYS IAPAN IS FIRM FORPEAGEWITHUS. First Praised’ - Beef as Food the oracle of medi- Hippocrites, cine sa:!. Beef&&gn:xen; rg:; agr:&std Shidehara Read at Military Review, Plattsburgh, N.-Y. 7 andtodzy'ehrovnisfism By ki gt - o PLATTSEURGH, N. Y., June, 24—It is the hope, s well a3 the detérmins- S 'WWDEL L ,S tion, of the Japanese people that thelr EEH | |review by.Gov. Mitter of the 165th Infantry ~Regiment. 'New ork NL country and America “will always bs found on the same side, the side of | |among men,” Baron Shidehara, the \Japanese ambessador, #aid in a mes- | | sage read here by Ma). Gen. Incuve. the Japanese military attache at Washington. The occasion was the ‘—conserves the nu- [l |tional Guard, now encamped peré® triive qualities of Regrets Inability (o Attend. A Baron _Shid d_regret the beef in - most J {tnat rl:::‘wu R S e h"g;a - \ Gt ernor's nvmmon to attend the review taste-exciting form. || |erners tnvit: A No fat, no bones, no m{-ny to exb':'e- amirat esteem for ti - waste—pure beef es- || | 250 o haioucns & mek inse oorapion sence that delights, || |ous an achievement as the American whether heated * or | | Eirope™ [° the reent war in oThe Mmasterful organization of the Cold; Choice of % ll |Americai Army in ‘ehe matter of a r % pound sanitary [ comparatively few months? he said, packages. ‘and_the brillidnt series of assayts | 5 whiclr your Army made upon the Gér- | |man tlines was one of the notable achievements of the great wal Holds U. S. in Profound E-tee-. May T add (ha.l the esteem of the panese people for the United States thejr ldmlmtlon tor your achieve- ments in peace as well as in war are profound and sincere. Our troops have been your allies on two memorable us s of 1 d in e = the defense,of aivmutlon ln thls re- cent terrible war. We have always More Styles Addecl to Thls ,'$2.45 Sale of Children's Shoes N [O great has been the And Tan Sports Oxfords and success of this sale one and two strap Pumps and Ox- that we've now in- fords in tan, black, white or créased its scope by = Patent leathers. » adding more styles. * Unusual novelties, such as grays and other colors and two- Right out of our $4.85 and tone effects. $5.50 stocks, tan trimmed, white All sizes from child’s 6 to Nubuck, Sports Oxfords and misses’ 2, with a few pairs re- * Sports Pumps, with welt ‘soles, maining of Boys’ Oxfords, in for misses and children. . black Gunmetal Calf (sizes 11 to 6) k2 2t 2 And children's white Kid and $5.30 shaeeer o wor o and Patent leather trimmed white all in one big, rousing sale at Canvas Pumps, with turn soles. $2.45! Sales of “Junior” Women's Low Shoes Two big groups of striking styles in Pumps, Oxfords and Sports low shoes for “Junior” Women and Large Girls. All the season’s most wanted lecthers and novelty effects. Sizes 21, to 7 $ 3 9 5 & $ 5 9 5 *Keds" Tennis Barefoot Sandals High Shoes and Play Oxfords Tan- leather-trimmed white or brown Canvas rubber sole tennis shoes for boys. Sizes 11 to 2 and Special quality in tan leather Sandals, and play Oxfords, with Goodyear stitched leather. soles. 5%3 . Special at ...... 214 to 6. ?eml at '32‘59 5 to11, §1.35 Other “Keds” for boys, girls and % women, $1.39 to $3.50 1% to2 §1.65 Patent Trim White Sports Oxfords for women at $5.95 "Extra quality Nubuck with patent leather - trim, as illustrated HIS new style, as pictured, is a striking example of the wonderful values now prevailing throughout our women’s white shoe stocks. - If you’d see it without its price tu:ket— you'd imagine its price to be around $10. {] At 'the same price are tan leather-trimmed whiite Sports Pumps' —white Nubuck Sports Oxfords—White Marcelle Cloth” Sports Pumps and Oxfords—*“Baby” heel Pumps of Kid or Canvas— and many others, all at $5.95. Continuing the - omen's Sale Special purchase hlghest Wflde' $10 to $1250 Pumps, hite Kid, Tan or Black Calf, ; u:em Leathér, Gray Satin, eth., $4.85 Cordial Message From Baron ' fl | right, of 1|uum and of fa’r dealing |Ssme side, uudda ol rl‘ht.ot Jll!uoe ' HAVE YOU TRIED smesaiad br = ; neeona B.tyeock and Represe: L J. ’ Washingto tend: n . 1 carri; % S A e n S tel = § ng an shin A!ul u‘nn r at the Beach Ca- e reception committee was oI posed o J bn A. O'Nell, pulldent o! Bevel age lhe lou.l unlon.nnfl Warren K. Ham- Srevi Wikiemas. 4% | omery Knowmas Cecorn Evens Ale R R R I For Good Thinkers as Well as beer frisads x:'m:fl}o Lo Socastonal bern oF sammorn b °'b:“x’.’;'1¢ in %‘?E Your nfl:ost;i‘nkex . oW and yours will alwy mmerce of the Unl(od States. e S e e and of fair dealing among m g BT —_— PLAN NEGRO MEMORIAL. lNG 1 !',ntltsvo Arrangement for Tribute TAKE WARN on Ho®ard University Grounds. Ergction of a national memorial {o CO Q l ADV ANCING negro soldlers and sailors who fought in the world war, on the grounds at Howard Unlnrnty ‘was !.enuuvel planged at farenese yf!lnrdny ORDER YOURS Now __MANY_ ENJOY OUTING. _ Letter Carriers Spend ' Day lt/ Chesapeake M' DDOT- | 2fternoon between Brof 4 ; 3 23| kee, proatd ey & WHILE THE PRICE IS NORMAL s 1al f the National M;;Fér{ax ;f:":rfi o o '”:" * Pennsylvania State Tax will be added July 1st. Let niention of President Dur- kee o brin {u:he proposition betors | L us fill your bins now with our clean, high-grade, depend- lhfi board of trustees of the institu- | tion soon. 'Mr. Leo will present the able coal. proposed plan to the advisory board g 1;¢m?m€::: | association and the M ARLOW CO A[‘ CO ASSIGNED 0 TRANSPORT.* Phone Main 311- 811 ESt. NW. Capt. Arthur MacArthur, on duty in €3 Years of Faithful, Eficient Service the fourth naval district, has been assigned to the command of the naval transport Henderson. ,Thkis Ai.s the Liffe.‘ With the weather “headin’ south,” you head due north. : Slip into a P-B summer suit and laugh at the sun. There’s l no excuse to be warm these days with our complete col- , lection of cool clothes to choose from. - Unquestionably the largest showing in town of: : ¢ 0 | N Summerwear Clothes for Men Palm Beach Suits..........$14.75 to $18.50 Mohair Suits.......ee......$2000 to $25.00 Tropical Worsted Suits. . . ...$25.00 to $35.00 Shantung Silk Suits. ....... " $35.00 Gabardines. ....ceveee...$35.00 & $37.50 Irish Linen Suits. ....... o $35.00 Domestic Linen Suits. .. ....$16.50 & $22.50 Wool Crash Suits.......... $22.50 Crash Golf Suits...cveoees = * $25.00° Sport Coats...;...........$2000 to $30.00 Golf Knickers............s $5.00 to $10.00 White Flannel Trousers. cee $9.50 & $l3.50 Stylish . enough to be dlfferent, yet noz too stylish to ‘be dzgmfied. "9 All colors. All models; smgle or double breasted. All 21 styles, in sizes from 33 to 50. Regulars, stouts, longs and shorts—we fit them all. . Nowhere are pnces lower. Nowhere are selectlons as good . - Na!wndlyl(!msmforflmmdfloya 'I'HEAVENUE AT NINTH v ..« Daily, 8 230 to 6 s ‘Dollars Are Energetic —pro(iucers, and will return you steady income ° i when deposited in OUR SAVINGS DEPART- MENT. Lay away a few regularly so they can work for you when you can’t. One Dollar starts a.Savings Account. We pay 3% On Daily Savings Balances SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, $2.50 Per Year Up Ofen 5 to 8:30 Every Saturday Evem'ng Mount Vernon Savings Bank r. Sth St. and Mass. Ave Wlnte Oxfords for Men . Of genuine nubuck—or white can- vas—in a variety of lasts. Light on-your feet—and exceptionally so on your pocketbook. A typical 0 Teck product. $6.50 Wlfite Buck Oxfords With brown calfskin trimmings B $12 THE AVENUE AT NINTH Daily 8:30 to 6 e . __] FROM THE *AVENUE *AT NINTH 3 P-B Straws English and Domestic Makes e " A noteworthy collection of straws that we have been v selling for very much more. " All are backed by the P-B label; many are handmade. Plain and fancy selections at a very plain price. Nationall ly Known Store for Men and Boys )" THE AVENUE AT NINTH : Daily 8430t 6 ]